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Maintenance Engineer

Gap Technical Ltd
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Maintenance Engineer
Salary up to £55,000 DOE
Location Liverpool
Continental Days & Nights (2Days/2nights/4off)
Gap Technical is proud to partner with a market-leading manufacturing business in their search for a talented Multiskilled Engineer to join their team at their Liverpool facility. The business is seeking a highly skilled maintenance engineer with a mechanical bias who is eager to develop and grow alongside the company, contributing to its continued success.
Performance Objectives
Maximize production line efficiency and ensure timely delivery of PPM schedules for all equipment.
Perform reactive maintenance and root cause analysis to minimize downtime and production issues.
Drive continuous improvement in production processes, focusing on efficiency and product quality.
Support the production team in optimizing shift processes and maintaining best practices.
Coach and train production teams on technical skills, equipment, and processes, and support training plans.
Identify and implement additional training opportunities to enhance departmental efficiency.
Ensure compliance with audit standards, support the Site Manager and Technical Director with audits, and close corrective actions within deadlines.
Implement waste reduction processes and improve site efficiency.
Maintain training records and ensure compliance with all policies and procedures.
Lead by example in Health, Safety, and Environmental compliance; report incidents and ensure full PPE adherence.
Minimize downtime and maximize output in line with company standards.
Oversee the creation and execution of engineering and maintenance plans.
Support the creation of SOPs for the Engineering Department and assist with H&S and Fire Safety management.
Person Specification
Experience: A minimum of 2 years' experience in an engineering or maintenance role within the FMCG, food, or pharmaceuticals sector.
Leadership Skills: Strong leadership abilities with experience coordinating teams during production shifts.
Technical Expertise: In-depth understanding of production equipment, process controls, and continuous improvement methodologies.
Problem-solving Skills: Excellent problem-solving abilities, particularly in minimising downtime and resolving technical issues.
Communication Skills: Strong communication skills to coordinate effectively with production staff and ensure smooth shift operations.
Time-management Skills: The ability to manage your own time and lead others to ensure tasks are completed efficiently and within deadlines.
Continuous Improvement Knowledge: Knowledge and application with continuous improvement methodologies.
Health and Safety: A strong appreciation for health and safety standards, with experience in compliance management and risk assessment.
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Closing Date: 02.08.2025
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